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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
RuShyjlle.

Miss Ella Lushel is visiting relatives in Newport
Ky. Hon. w. A. Cullen is contemplating q pleasure
trip in few days. Wood Campbell and wife the
guests of friends here Mrs. Jacob Fisher of Rich
land is visiting relatives in Illinois Clay Lane is in
Vincennes Ind Hon j. j. Spann will address the
Lincoln League in their room. Main street, to-
morrow night Alvin Moore and wife will start
for the South a tour. Ira Hilligoss is visiting
friends in Kokomo Ind Miss Dora Silers of our
public schools, is quite sick. Rev w. H. Sands has
been assisting in a revival at Liberty.
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winter Miss Juva Tinker is visiting friends in In.
dianapois. Miss Kelly. charming young lady OF
Wauseon; O.. is visiting Miss Insz Garpen.er this
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son....Miss Hattie Baker this week
leaves for Ohio to visit relatives Mrs. L. F. Doili-
son is visiting Mrs. j. G. Myers at Indianapolis -
Miss Bertha Stetson. of Logansport, is visiting MI
and Mrs. Jesse Parmenter- The Semper Idem CLUB
meets with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burner on Monday
evening, JAM "a. The club now is composed OF nine
mar cd
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CorYdOn.

Miss Lizzie Morris, of New Albany, is visiting Mrs.
G. w. Wright. Miss Lou Graves visited Leaven-
worth frienos last week O. D. Ridley visited friends
here last week. 90 w. Cook has returned from q
Visit to Kentucky friends. DR.. Samuel o. Wolfe
end hs wife celebrated their golden wedding at their
home in Elizabeth. this county. last Friday Miss
Adde NJ. Lapp has returned homo from Borden Insti-
tufa
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TOlono.

Mrs. T. H. Coney is home from visit in Ohio.
Miss Grace Adams is attending school in Indianapolis
- Miss Emma Mullin visited in Urbana last week
Miss Josie Siler and Hattie Root of Newman
were guests of Mrs. j. w. Tull this week Mrs
ton book-keeper In . wholesale house F
Smith and wife of Sangamon county, visited b. R
and 7. w. Smith the past week w r. Shultz and
wife, of Hopedale. ILL.,, guests Of Thomas Sands
and wife in Crittenden, recently.
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EdinhurR.

Rev. d. A. Kuhn and wife left this city Wednesday
for Nevada. o.. Miss Leila Drake, Of Whiteland
visited in this city for the past week. the guest of s.
II. Kyle and wife. &c. E. Mayfeld and family visited
In Columbus last Sunday among relatives Mrs. H.
NJ Holmes visited among relatives at lndianep last
Mrs. Harris of Indianapolis the guests of Miss
Blanche Bloor the first of the week Miss Emma
Raymond of Colun bus spent the first of the week in
this city with relatives and friends revival meet
ing is in at the Christian Church. conducted
by Rev. p. S. Rhodes, of Atlanta, Ga.
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Charleston.

Mrs Alice Austin is guest of her daughter in st.
N;pon. Rrown f.ctorv IN the South sherman Frank
and Samuel Popham are visiting in Knox county,
Kentucky Miss Lou Weiss has gone to Los An
geles CAL to spend the remainder of the winter.
]. w. Evans and family have gone to Hot Springs,
Ark, to reside Joe Liston and wife entertained
number of friends in royal manner Monday evening.
Hon H. A. Neal attended the meeting of the State
Bar Association at Springfield this week. Mr.. Orr
accompanied him to the capital city J. e. Dudley
and Miss Dora Woodrum. of Ashmore, were married
at Enon>Church Sunday evening. James Skidmore
and grandson Jamie guests of Mrs. j. w. Mitten
at Peru, Ind Clarence Minton and family are Wis
iting at Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Goodyear. of Mattoon will soon organize lodge OF
the Eastern Star in this city.
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Miss Mayme Callahan, Of Robinson, visited friends
here recently Mrs. g. B. Houk has returned home
from Maxvlle Ind, where she visited her daughter.
Mrs. John Hunt, for a week or more Miss Jennie
Clark and her brother Harry visiting friends
McKeen- Mrs. w. A Wright of Kuttaws KY,
Friday to spend few weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Justin Harlan and other relatives Mrs.
W. L. Athon is in Terre Haute the
guest of her sisterin-law Miss Nora
Athon Walter Bartlett and wife and Swep Whit
lock his stepson have gone to Atlanta Ga to live.
49, Mrs. Martha Park and her son Wesley of Terre
Haute. in Marshall last week the guests of rea-
tves- Mrs. Nancy Pool has been spending the last
few weeks in Terre Haute with her daughter, Mrs.
Dan Thompson.
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Shelbyviil0.

The Ladies' Matinee Musicale Second division)
rendered an excellent programme in the parlors of
the First Presbyterian Church, Wednesday after
noon. viii Sheldon and BRIDE who visited his
brother Prank Sheldon last week returned to their
home, ON Tuesday in Adrian Mich. where recep
ton awaited them Misses Flo Hoover and Nellie
Arnold of ST. Paul. the guests of friends here
last Sabbath Miss Ursie Winterrowd entertained
few friends Saturday last. Mrs j. M. Carroll
at the capital last week. Mrs. VIM Lugenb ell
of Greensburg. was the guest of Mrs Dr. w. T. King
visiting Mrs Charles Woods the past week. >. The
Ladies' Aid Society. of the Presbyterian Church met
with Mrs Samuel Hamilton Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock Misses Favorite, Thomas Noble.
Byers. Alexander, Barber and Green, and Messrs.
Dawson, Harrison. Ferris, Bagot, Steinhauser,
Tull, Senour and Drake composed merry
slighing party that drove to st. Paul
on Monday evening" to visit the Misses Scanlon .
Capt. III. s. Byers and wife, and Chas Roth and wife
attended the Commercial Travellers Association in
Terre Haute. Saturday last. misses stevens and
Warner, of Hamilton, o.. were the guests of Mrs
John Warner the past week. MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Major entertained few friends last Saturday evening
with whist party in honor or Mr.. Will sheldon and
bride. of Adrian. Mich Sam Updegraff, who has
been the guest Of his parents has returned to New
Paris, O., where he has position The Ladies'
Home Missionary Society met Thursday with Mrs.
Alfred Major. The Kensington Club met with Fan
ME Major yesterday afternoon. Miss Sallie Craig
head. of Noblesville, the guest of Miss Frank
Senour last wees- MIR. Jim Thompson, of Indian
apos, the guest of Miss Minnie Parrish, Satur-
day "A sleghing party, composed of large number
Of young people. went out to the Misses Cfarks
Wednesday evening, about four miles northwest Of
town.
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Mrs. Tucker and daughter, Grace were in Parislast
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Maurice Shoiem in this
city last week. r. Turner of New Castle Ind, Wis.
tied his friend O. M. Brown last Friday . Miss
Emma Eaton, of Mt. Carmel H. is visitngahe Misses
Russell C. g. Butler, Of the Gazette is visiting in
Cincinnati Everett Augustus and Will Rudy left
for Wichita, Kan, last Wednesday. Miss Nellie
d. Wilson in this city Mrs. E. G. Mann left for Los
Angeles Cal. last Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Caie King. C. B. Holding. wife and family,
have gone to Tennessee for the benefit of Mrs Hold
ing health Levi woodward and family departed
for their new home in Humboldt Kan last week.
of their friends Thursday evening in honor of Louis
Bland. Of Cleveland and Miss Bertha Heller of New
Haven Charles Gordon, of Terre Haute was in the
city Thursday Mrs. Maurice Sholem and Miss
Bertha Heller left for Cleveland yesterday Messrs
Judson, of the Litchfeld Advocate. and VIM Met.
calf of the Bunker Hill Democrat, in the city
last Sunday.
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LadOga.

A. l. Henry Is in Paris, H. Abe Havens is visit.
ing his parents in Jasper county. The pestoce at
this place burned out in the fire last Thursday
tho family Of j. y. Warfel John H. Carter of Cler-
mont visited at s. F. Ashbys-- Miss Anna Mont
gomery of Charlottesville visited friends here during
the week The valuable law library and private pa
pers of Hon. ]. f. Harvey destroyed in the ere
Thursday night.
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Terre Haute.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kidder have returned from
twomonths' visit in New Orleans Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Barton will leave next week for Florida. to remain
the balance of the winter "A party consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs M. s. Durham Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Reese and Miss Carl Brake left this week for sx-
tended visit to California Mrs. Fred Hedden and
son. Of lrvington, N; j., arc visiting the fam
lily of w. H. Haslet- Rev. s. F. Durham,
former rector of st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
now of Albion N. Y. has been in the city this week.
He came to assist in the institution of Rev. James D.
Stanley as rector Of st: Stephens; Mrs Dr. Long
Is visiting in Philadelphia. Miss Jennie Steele,
companied by Mrs DR.. Wilson Moore, left this week
for Aiken, s. O., where she win spend the winter.
Frank MeKeen entertained the Ladies' Cotillion
Club Friday evening Miss Mamie Hen
bricks d,i is D. visiting friends in areeneastle
Miss Amy Richardson, of Brazil is visiting Miss Fan
ny Potter Miss Margaret Tuel gave~a german on
Wednesday evening for her cousin. Miss Taylor, of
Washington The first theater party given in Terre
Haute by the ladies that of Tuesday evening. at
the Gypsy Baron" performance BIZ the Misses Hud
nut: in honor of their guests, Miss Goe Condit of
Indianapolis and Miss lowering Of Lafayette. The
ladies followed the newlyintroduced fashion and ap
peared without their hats. erarty was chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. B. u. Hudnut. = MRS John 6. Will
Jams gave reception Thursday afternoon in honor of
her guests. Mrs. Melish Of Cincinnati and Mrs
Webster, of st. Louis
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Rockville.

Mrs. Theodore F. Gaebler is visiting friends in In
dianapolis- Miss Nellie Murray of South Bend was
among the dancers at Prof Oscar Dunewegs class re-
ception, Friday evening Til Bryant and lady Of
Terre Haute in attendance the dancing recep-
ton Miss Bell Sidener returned her studies at
st. Mary's, Saturday Among the visitors to Prof.
Oscar Dunewegs dancing reception, Friday evening.
were Misses Mary L. Van and Emma Kern. of Tcrre
Haute- Miss Laura Brothers. of Crawfordsvilie was
at the ball and is the guest of Miss Minnie Musser
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
McOuade Must Go to Prison.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15-Ex- Alderman MeQuads
must go to Sing Sing on Monday. The order,
signed by Justice Pratt vacating the stay Of
proceedings. was filed with the county clerk
this afternoon, and a copy served upon the
sheriff McQuade does not seem at all de-
pressed in spirits. and has evidently prepared
himself to bow TO the inevitable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16

Mrs Sol Cohen have returned from their bridal trip
to Chicago Miss Lutte Clark. University class OF
"a, died at Wichita, Kas, Jan. TO-: Dr. William
knoMton. OF Connecticut Is in the city on business
Hon. J. G. Sheldon has gone to Washington D. @.
- The friends Of s. S. Small and wife helped them
celebrate his 6fty-fourth birthday Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
Noblesvilfe.

Mr.. and Mr4 A. p Brown. of Richmond are visiting
Mr. ard Nina r. p. PfaT. Prof. A. B. Milford, Of
Wabash College is spending Sunday with Professor
Eenoston and will preach at the Presbyterian Church
to-day. Mrs. Ann Dunn and Miss AIDA Burk are
going California trip. The odd-feilows' lodge
nil giSe invitation concert at the operahouse on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
Pana.

William Brown has gone to Mexico. Hon. A.
Greer. of Bates county, Missouri was married in
Taylorvie, Tuesday. to Miss Maggie Beatty, of this
friends in this city Miss Maud Kost. of Edwards
ville is visiting Mrs O. Brown. ~. H. Murray has
gone to Tennessee visit of two three months.
ton, o. Miss Nellie Crisner of Tower Hill, was
guest Of friends this city this week Mrs. Julius
Broehl visited Decatur friends this week. IS. @.
to Ltchfeld to reside Miss Maggie veeder of Bos
ton, is visiting her brother j. s. Veeder in this city
&c B. Tracy has returned from Colorado
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For q fine Alaska seal cap, former price So and
50; this week only; at the MODEL.
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Danville.

The marriage of Mr. Will II. Purcell, Of Chicago,
formerly of Indianapolis, and Miss Emma daughter
of DR.. Alex. Pollock, occurred Tuesday morning at
IL clock at the brides home, Rev. Chas. H. Little
officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell have gone east on
wedding tour. They will reside in Decatur.
Miss Dode Head gave delightful dancing
party at her home Friday evening
Battery gave their annual reception and
ball at their armory Wednesday evening; :;
The Knights of Pythias will dedicate their hall
and give reception on Feb. l.. Miss Hattie Nc
Even is visiting in Charlottesville. Mrs. John L.
Fate Livengood of Milwaukee is visiting her
parents here Miss Carrie Kahn and Blanche Nathan.
of Cincinnati left for their home Friday. after
visiting Miss Gussie Goldsmith. 81 B. Barton OF
Washington Ind is in the city to attend the funeral
Of his neice, Hattie Barton, daughter of John M.
Barton. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Goodwin, of West Leb
anon, have been visiting here the past week Cards
out for the marriage of Miss Fannie, daughter Of
E. A. Leonard, to Will Tucker, to thee ven
ing Of the Goth.
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Wabash.

A. III. Atkinson and Miss Belle Murphy on Thurs
day. left for florida Mr. Atkinson will return in
week two. but Aiss Murphy viii remain during the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16
AucrIeN SALES.


ID EAL ESTATE AT AUGTION-WE WILL SELL,
IL at public auction on Tuesday. january 10, d
o'clock p. M. an elegant frame house. 10 rooms,
gas, cellar, cstern, WELL woodhouse and stable, lot
4Ox16O, situate at No. TIA Bellefontaine street.
Attend this sale and buy home at your price. w.
E. MICK q CO., Agents
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-WE
will sell at public auction, Monday, Jan. "a.
at 2 o'clock p NJ on the premises firss-class tw9-
woodhouse and stable. lot 46 3-12x169, with side
and rear alley located at No. 2S3 Broadway, No
better neighborhood in the city. W. e. MICK 3 90,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUd
Y TIoN.-We will sell at auction, on the premises,
on Thursday, january 90 ct 2 O'clock p. ~ an elef
CANT tostory brick house, No. 2339 College avenue5
10 rooms. gaa stone foundation, slate rosf cellar,
on the side and rear. Terms viii be very easy. with
do Do So e'sWy W. MIX Gea Co, AGENTS @ ''' :
A UCr1ON SALE OF GROCERIES AND FIX
IA tures-To the Trade-Win be sold Tuesday
afternoon, JAM 49, At o'clock, at the room, No. 70
East Washington street. small stock OF groceriess
Consisting of soaps vinegar, canned fruits pickles,
etc. Also. the fixtures, cofee-mill oil tank, large
cannon stove show case scales, tea cans counters,
coffee cans. bins, ice box, etc. Terms cash. Sale
positive TENSIONS Auction and Commission House.
A UCTION SALE TO THE TRADE OF FINE
n boots and shoes, seasonabe millinery, oil clothp
and notions I viii sell at my rooms "a East Court
street. Wednesday, Jan. 49, at 10 O'clock stock Oh
boots and shoes also 100 dozen cotton stcckneA
GENTS drawers, and stock Of seasonable millinery,
consisting of feathers hats, ribbons. silk plush gold
lace fancy yard goods velvets MULE hat ornaments,
silk fringe so dozen cotton socks playing cards aud
four fine plated show cases, ETC. A. L. HUNT.
AushoHsef.
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GreenuD.

Matthew Starbuck of Bentonville, Ark, is visiting
Greenup friends. Miss Cora Height visited Miss
Molie Stamer at Casey, last week. Miss Mary
Dodd of CHAMPAIGN, H., is assisting in her uncle 8
Casey. guest of Miss Emma Boone this week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
Scientific Farmers.

The intelligent farmer, who gives
thought to his business, finds his mind
occupied with matters belonging to tho
year that is just closing, while ho also
looks toward to the season rapidly ap-
preaching. Has their last year been
failure with crops, while others have
been unusually successful? We should
examine INTO tho failures, not to mourn
over them, but to ascertain if they were
due to unavoidable causes,o or to natural
phenomena beyond human CONTROL
We are apt to ascribe our losses to
Higher Power, but are we so ready to
credit our successes to the same con.
trolling influence? The "scientlflo
farmer" so.called, is the sensible farm
cr who sees that all Nature, on his farm
or off of it, is governed by wise an i'm
mutable laws. Those who study to
learn what these laws are,and how they
can best work with them, are the most
successful farmers, they are called
scientific
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
How to be a "NObOdy."

It is easy to be nobody, and the
Watchman tells how to do it. Go to
the drinking saloon to spend your leis.
ure time. You need not drink now,
just little beer or some other drink.
In meantime, play dominoes, checkers,
or something else to kill time, so that
you will be sure not to read any useful
books. you read anything, let it be
the dime novel ofthe day. Thus 20 on
keeping your stomach full and your
head empty, and yourself playing time
killing games, and in a few years you
will be first. class nobody, unless you
turn out drunkard or a professional
gambler, either Of which is worse than
nobody. There arc any number of
young men hanging about saloons just
ready to graduate and become nobodies.
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No. 81

it and comes and gives it to him. Then
he will grab his hat and bolt out of the
house ,and she does not mind if be does
not thank her, particularly. He's her
brother, wcll--a woman always
looks at kindness done to man at its
own reward. a boy can generally
wheedle money out Of his mother. But
if she can't give it to him out Of tbs
household cash, or her own pocket, she
has tendency to spoil all by telling
his father what she wants the money for.
A girl cannot succeed with her mother
very often, but she does not often fail
with the old man. And she's always
more ingenious IN inventing necessities.
for it. A girl, with all the moro limit
ed acknowledged needs Of womanhood
for money, will find at any time more
reasonable excuse requiring it than u
man with lnnumerable natural wants.
God bless the sisters, anyway. Anyone
of them is worth whole family Of boys.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
Two Much Abused Classes
of WOlD en-.

There is the much abused mother.in
law. Why will not some one champion
her cause? The most amiable of WON.
en- become mothers-in law, and certain
ly do not change their nature, because
of that relation. If young couples
would adopt the sensible plan Of form
ing independent homes, however hum
BILE. there would be very little trouble
on that score. But under any circum.
stances, there is no basis tor one-tenth
of the the cheap wit about the mothers
of our wives. Turn little light on the
conduct OF the sons-in-law for change.
Then there are the old maids, the
bost-abused members Of the community.
They fill unique place Of usefulness.
And they are handsome too. Wa
could not get on without them. Many
man is ready to give three hurahs for
the old maids New York World
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
..VOman" the Correct Title.

1t has often struck us as most re.
markable thing that the fair sex has
such a marked aversion to the honora-
BILE title of "woman.,' In speaking Of
a female it is considered IN many in
stances downright insult to use the
word woman" On the other hand, a
man has no objections to being called a
''man," nor does he consider it an insult
or reproach. The newspaper TEEN with
advertisements for "salesladies,' land
even "washladies are not lnfre9uentlJ
inquired for. The use Of the word Ga
dy' is absurd, not to say disgusting
If woman gets into car the conduc-
tor invariably says: "Where do you
wish to get of, lady?" instead Of mad
am or ma'am. This is equally true
with store clerks, policemen, walters and
others, and we should think must be
very dlsagreeable to sensible women,
aside from its being so intensely snob-
bish. We cannot see that woman ls
in any sense more Objectionable than
"man, and hope to see it employed
more frequently.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
Church Directory.

Reformed Church--Rev. A. B.Stoner, pas
tor. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening"
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening. Regular services by
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church--Rev J. H. Barb, pas
tor Services Sunday 10 A. NJ. and $50 p
NJ. Sunday School 9. p NJ. Prayer Meet
ing, "Wednesday, GAS p NJ.
Moravian Church, (Mcchancstown) Rev.
II. W. Hrrbst Pastor. Preaching every Sun
day, alternating morning and evening
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening Sun
day School o'clock, n. III.
Moravlan Church (Graccham) Rev. r. W.
lIerbst, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening
United Brethren Church-Mite Society
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School 2 r. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services by appointment from the
pulpit.
Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev. O.
Belt, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at 7
=. NJ
United Brethren Church-Rev G. j.
Roudabush Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 3 p. NJ. Sunday School every
Sunday at 2p m. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening at 7p. IN.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22
The Fair Sex.

A girl is generally very unselish to
her brother, says San Francisco lady
writer. You don't often hear Of a
young fellow giving up his pocket mon
ey to his sister he usually grovls if she
wants him to take her to the theatre.
But if a boys in IL little trouble his sis
ter will stand by him like brick. She
will not only give up his pocket money,
but she'll go and wheedle some more
out of her father to give it to him. She
will fib, she'll prevaricate, she'll beg
He'll hang about outside until enc gets
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-22

BALTIC. & G.. " RAILROAD
Trains leave Edgcmont for Wayncsboro,
Chambersburg and Shippensburg daily ex.
ccpt Sunday at 7.19 and ll.40 a. VI. and 40
F. NJ. on Sunday ut 1T. m. and-P. NJ.
Trains for Edgcmont leave daily Shippens
burg at 100 A. VI. and 81 and 1 90 +. NJ.
Chambersburg at I 80 A NJ, 2.03 and 4.30